I have been investing in residential RE since 2010 and have bought and sold RE within that time frame, but it's all in residential space. The most multi-unit I have done so far is 2 units. I am in talks with a reputab...

I've found a property that i'd like to use for personal use. Its a vacant lot that hasnt had anything built recently, however this area has alot of history dating back to the early 1800's. The houses nearby was built ...

I have a SFR rental in WA (not in the Seattle area) that I’ve been renting for a couple months now with a tenant who thus far has seemed pretty good. Good communication, pays on time. no issues thus far. The tenant an...

Is this even possible for a long distance investor? Would agentpro247 or list source be the best way to go for this?

I have my first rei property under contract and we are scheduled to close this Thursday. The price agreed was $47,000 plus the seller putting $2,000 towards closing. Today the title company sent the seller and me the ...

So I received this message from a current tenant who is re-signing a 12 month lease:Attached is the signed lease. I have excluded the mold disclosure form. We would like underneath the fridge looked at to make sure th...

So after I got my first deal under my belt I got super excited and started searching more rapidly! One thing I absolutely love about REI over any other form of investing is that you are helping people solve problems t...

My in-laws are moving to the US from another country.  They would rather not go through the paperwork hassle of purchasing another house here themselves; they would prefer that my husband and I purchase a house in our...

Does anybody have any feedback on Thach Nguyen's Springboard to Wealth program?  There seem to be a lot of programs to help people get off the ground.  Has anybody enrolled in the program?  I would be interested to se...

Have a SFH in California rented to tenant for 1.5 years.  To ensure we get a larger pool of tenants to select from when we listed it for rent, we priced it at the lower side (slightly below) the market rate at that ti...